Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

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master Mnhsur, ana Tor the past six years
mailing CLERK IN the Household office, has
resigned ms PoSlV'on' ana VIII leave next
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INC lu-cenO theaUre company expected
lhla WEEK l"iieu W il'''Ver l'ihHe'
Intelligence has been received of the
death of MIR. Henry }. Frost of Wooster,
o., brother OF John w. and Eugene Frost
of this town. at the age of 6S years Mr..
Frost was native of Brattleboru, but went
west when 81 years of age and for some
10 years was resident of Wooster, where
until the opening OF the war he was engag.
ed in the mercantile business. He leaves
two children, son and daughter. resi-
dents OF Wooster. John and Eugene are
now the only surviving members of the
family, which included Charles c., the not
ed boianist and Edwin Frost, prominent
railroad man OF New Orleans who died
last June.
Col. Haskns appeared last week before
the committee of the New Hampshire leg
stature ON roads bridges and ferries in be
half Of Fred NJ. Waite's bill for charter
for ferry across the Connecticut opposite
the Waite farm. The report of the com
mittee has not yet been announced
Mr. Clnry and his brother in law W H.
Cutting Of st. Louis made one Of the hest
trout catches Of the season in Texas" last
week Their string numbered 3GO and
weighed rs lbs
afternoon. coming nv telopranbir renunst
one dly earlier than was his plnn in order
to attend the funeral of Mrs II. f. How
ard. which took place on Saturday morning.
Tn Sunday he preached to IA crowded house
in the Baptist church. His text was from
Luke XIV, 33: $50 likewise, whosoever
he he of YOU that forsaketh not all that he
hath, he cannot be my disciple. The ser
mon was one OF marked spiritual strength
and helpfulness and dwelt in its practica
teaching upon three things of desire and
striving which must be given up by those
who would reach in their daily living the
iuness OF Christ, VIZ: The impossible
thlngs-those which we know cannot be
the things which nre contrary to the Law
Of God, and those which are not consistent
with it. large number of friends called
on DR.. Cow at DIR. Holtons on Saturday
evening, and many others met him durinl
his stay, which ended ON Tuesday morning
He was in good health and happy in th'
consciousness of the prosperity of his worl
at Glen's Falls.
The Claremont people were so mucl
pleased with the music of the First Regi
ment band at their Fourth of July cele
bration that there was talk of an excur
sion from there on Wednesday Afternoon
to visit points of interest in Bratteboro an,
hear the band concert in the evening, but
did not materialize.
f. b. Gleason & Co are putting b
bulletin board on the mountain today whic
will bear the legend "Chilton Paints. o
words To that effect.
Irdge Wbeelar bas iust banded dow
his J,e;s;on in ,b, ~ AiLons LanL case a
Chester w Writer'S receiver. VS. Edwar
A. Sowles. executor ct al. which was hear
at the Brooks House July 90. The bill wa
brought to charge the assets of the estat
Of Hiram, Ralln,vs in tha hands of Defend
gu No'' " w - - - y
ant ooWles as executor anu Oh Ihe ouhei Ut
PENDANTS as deVisees and legatees with n
ossassnent on 43O sharea of the emit,
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STOCK OF Ihe rlrsI NaIlohal DahA VI o. y
bans of the par value OF $lUO each TO met
tho liabilities Of tina hank The closin
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PurJlol Oh ,he uecree reaIs Us i"i"" >
Let there be a decree for the orato
against the defendant. Edward A. Sowle
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